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“Yeah I should make that… and you will visit us in Seattle?”“Try and stop me.” He grins.It’s late when I arrive back from the bar. Kate and Elliot are nowhere to be seen but boycan they be heard. Holy shit. I hope I’m not that loud. I know Christian isn’t. I flush atthe thought and escape to my room. After a brief not-at-all-awkward-thank-goodness hug,José has gone. I don’t know when I’ll see him again, probably his photographic show, andonce again, I’m blown away that he finally has an exhibition. I shall miss him and his boyishcharm. I couldn’t bring myself to tell him about the Beetle, I know he’ll freak when hefinds out, and I can only deal with one man at a time freaking out at me. Once in my room,I check the mean machine, and <strong>of</strong> course, there’s an email from Christian.From: Christian GreySubject: Where Are You?Date: May 27 2011 22:14To: Anastasia Steele‘I am at work. I will email you when I get home.’Are you still at work or have you packed your phone, BlackBerry and MacBook?Call me, or I may be forced to call Elliot.Christian GreyCEO, Grey Enterprises Holdings Inc.Crap… José… shit.I grab my phone. Five missed calls and one voice message. Tentatively, I listen to themessage. It’s Christian.‘I think you need to learn to manage my expectations. I am not a patient man. If yousay you are going to contact me when you finish work, then you should have the decency todo so. Otherwise, I worry, and it’s not an emotion I’m familiar with, and I don’t tolerate itvery well. Call me.’Double crap. Will he ever give me a break? I scowl at the phone. He is suffocatingme. With a deep dread uncurling in my stomach, I scroll down to his number and pressdial. My heart is in my mouth as I wait for him to answer. He’d probably like to beat seven<strong>shades</strong> <strong>of</strong> shit out <strong>of</strong> me. The thought is depressing.“Hi,” he says s<strong>of</strong>tly, and his response knocks me <strong>of</strong>f balance because I am expectinghis anger, but if anything, he sounds relieved.“Hi,” I murmur.“I was worried about you.”

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